The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-10-14

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Mssses q Enshustnstie Citlncns.
CnscAao, Oct. A-PresIdsnt Cleveland
and party arrived IL this city II 9;io :. m.
The run from ST. Louis was m exception
ally smooth one, not > pause being neces'
sary. owing to the fact that passenger
trains were side-tracked ten and freights
fifteen minutes before tho special train
was due.
The Twenty third Street depot,at which
the President alighted from the train, was
totally devoid OF decorations not
streamcr Of red white and blue or even :
listis flag iuttered In the breeze.
The people began gathering at Inc little
depot about eight O'Clock, and when the
Distinguish guests arrived there was .
crowd IN the vicinity. Az tbs wheels q
the Presidents train ceased rolling. the
guns OF Light Battery y Fourth United
States Artillery, thundered . military vel
come OF thirteen guns, md cheer after
cheer went up from the assembled thou
sands.
The reception committee, consisting Of
Mayor Roche, Governor Ogiesby, General
A. H. Terry, u. s. A.; Congressman Dun
ham, Adams, Lawler and Mason, Judges
Blodgett and Gresham and Collector See
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tlemen were introduced 70 the President
aud Mrs. Cleveland BY Colonel Lamont.
When President Cleveland appeared upon
che platform Of the car, another cheer, ai-
most deafening il its volume, blended
with tho booming Of the cannon.
The President was accompanied 90 the
flrst carriage where he was seated facing
Mayor Roche and Governor Oglesby.
This carriage Vas drawn by -four splendid
horses with postillions. The other mem-
hers Of the Presidents party and Of the
reception committee entered the other
carriages and led by the company Of
cavalry and, Chief of Police Ebersold and
stan, all mounted, the party drove rapid
" to Michigan avenue.
when the Presidential party reached
Thirty-dfth street the carriage took is
place in lire, and after Z short delay the
PROCESSION started The procession was
large. IL being estimated that there were
nearly thirty thousand men in line. The
chief marshal, General Charles Fitxsim.
moas. with his aides, escorted By cavalry,
headed the line, and then followed the
| Presideutss carriage In the carriage
with the President were Mayor Roche and
Postmaster-G General Villas The other
| members OF the presidential party and
| tha r~rentson comm iteee followed n car.
| risge~ ana sncceedin0 them were four
-comn-.iss ~ ~ Twertv-third Infantry.
M q Al. first and second Regiment.
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finest norton Of the center Of the c,ty,
Evervwhere along the route the streets
~. dansaIv crowded with people whs
greeted the distin ruished guests in thu
.ross cordi.1 ana enthusi. st;c manner
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-;sh h.,s,r~ vsr~...rt;rv ~ America,
a. lin re- .tsrs an the c~spitaIs ius
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~ column A. dr.ned ~ crossed flacs AND
~ 80 nsre,s lover down are eolde,
sh,sIds ssch ~ which near. ths name az
Tsrr;torv Thirtv-s,cht golden car. eacl
representinr the state whose name |
bears. shine on the head OF the arch from
side 20 side. and II the center OF the spa
4 = representation OF the arms OF th
limited states. forming = support for
marble bust of Columbia. Pendant fror
the center OF the arch, by ropes OK smilas
IL . bust OF Washington, on each side Q
which e 4 scroll that bears the inscription
1President OF the United States0 Belo,
this IN white letters i the word "wel
Gomez
The business houses along state stree
Are tastefuIly and. IN some cases, elat
orately decorated. A State street estal
lishment has exhausted the means Of on
side decorations in its embellishments
Hundreds OF flags futtcr from the wiz
dows. and the middle Of the building Is
large portrait OF the President, with ID
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